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“Private Capital, Public Good” includes discrete bipartisan recommendations for how the Administration and Congress can play a leadership role in creating shared prosperity for all Americans.

Impact at Work provides an overview of the current state of corporate impact investing, with a focus on the best practices and opportunities for companies to develop durable strategies that advance positive outcomes for stakeholders in line with their business’ priorities.

This report, commissioned by the Federal Reserve Bank Of New York, examines key trends in the community investing field, such as increased corporate engagement, the leveraging of donor advised fund capital and innovative, participatory models for community wealth building.

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Policy Corner: Investing in the economic determinants of a healthy democracy

By: Fran Seegull

Originally Published In ImpactAlpha’s Policy Corner On June 7, 2026.

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For 250 years, the American Dream has centered on the promise of economic mobility and agency. When that promise is repeatedly broken, the collective will and ability to defend democracy itself dissipates.

The experts know American democracy is at risk. The health of the democracy scores lower than it has in years, according to leading lawyers and scholars. 

U.S. Impact Investing Alliance Submits Comment Letter on SEC Regulation S-K Review

The U.S. Impact Investing Alliance submitted a formal comment letter to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in response to Chairman Paul Atkins’ January 13, 2026 statement inviting public input on a comprehensive review of Regulation S-K, the SEC’s non-financial disclosure framework. 

Policy Corner: With WISER Act, Illinois looks to lead on workforce transparency

By: Fran Seegull

Originally Published In ImpactAlpha’s Policy Corner On February 6, 2026.

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Fifty years ago, the vast majority of a company’s market capitalization was driven by its tangible, physical assets. Today, that reality has flipped, and nearly 90% of the S&P 500’s market value comes from non-tangible sources. These include intellectual property and brand equity, which are largely driven by a company’s workforce. Yet, while the engine of our economy has changed, the disclosures we use to assess corporate value are stuck in the past.

 

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